‘Innovation Passport’ Necessary For UK Project Orbis Reviews
MHRA Specifies Prerequisites For International Oncology Drug Review Initiative
Executive Summary
Promising cancer medicines will need to be included in the UK’s new licensing pathway for innovative drugs before the UK medicines regulator will agree to their review under the Project Orbis initiative.
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